'Angel' gets cancelled.

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Really kona? That's very interesting...

Thought twice about my post is all.

I didn't care for Angel or Buffy. But my Woman loves the show.
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/me watches none of those shows.
The ones I watch are still on.I hope it stays that way for a while.



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i dont watch TV, it rots yur brain..i instead sit here in front of my pc mindlessly surfin and watchin videos of peeps playing symphonies with bicycle horns strapped to they bodys...

i don't watch tv anymore accept for the occasional adult swim.

kongit...it is you Travis Is it kongit as in kill it. shoot it, drink it, smoke it or kongit as in kong IT Tech

its "shoot it, kill it, grill it, eat it, drink somethin"

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I think both have run their respective courses ... never much of a Buffy 'fan' (as distinct from an 'S-M.G one!) but I do think Angelus was a bit darker and different!
I'm just pleased to find that Witchblade is running again out here ... at 1.30AM but that's typical of TV programming.
"Sigs munz ergo i cooden spel 'Television Executive'..... now i r wun!"

posted by Sir grayhaze - 2/16/2004 12:17:18 PM With this news coming in the same year that 'Friends' and 'Frasier' have finally been axed, it looks like we really are coming to the end of a great era in television history.

Kelsey Grammar is getting paid £2 million for each show, wouldn't you pull the plug on it....?

To many Actors/ Actresses are asking way to much money, to much greed these days. Nice way to make a living £2 million for 30 minutes

I've been a fan of Whedon's shows for quite some time, and have been buying each DVD set as each is released. I enjoyed Buffy, then thought for the most part Angel was even better, and lastly thought his latest and sadly short-lived creation, Firefly, was the best of all. It seemed he he got better with each successive show, figuring out what worked and what didn't work.

The network at least gave him a heads-up that it was happening so he could at least give the show a fair send-off. Though I realize that's small comfort (but better than the treatment Farscape got as result of it's two squabbling parent companies)

There is the carrot held out by Warner Bros of suggesting TV movies next year, though I think that unlikely. I also was never big on the idea of a Faith spinoff, at leat, given the basic premise I read about. And it seems the Ripper series has been shelved indefinitely. So the only thing I'm holding out for now, hoping against the odds, is a Firefly movie.

As for continuing stories in the Buffyverse, Whedon has been writing his Frey comic book about a slayer in the future. I haven read any of it yet, but I believe what issues have been published have been recently compiled into a compendium graphic novel
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Nice way to make a living £2 million for 30 minutes

You don't think he actually works for 30 minutes and goes home, do you? I agree that £2 million is an extortionate amount to pay someone, but he's good at what he does and therefore deserves to get what he asks for.

Though I realize that's small comfort (but better than the treatment Farscape got as result of it's two squabbling parent companies)

Thankfully we have the two upcoming Farscape TV movies to look forward to. That's another show which deserved to live beyond its short lifespan.

Whedon has been writing his Frey comic book about a slayer in the future.

They were good, but unfortunately over far too soon. It was never conceived as an ongoing series, but rather as a short glimpse into the future of the Buffyverse.

And it seems the Ripper series has been shelved indefinitely.

Well... this could perhaps be the catalyst that finally sparks this spin-off to life. The BBC are getting behind Sci-Fi again with Doctor Who, so their plans to finance Ripper could very well go ahead if they succeed with this first attempt.

#12 by Sir grayhaze - 2/16/2004 5:45:35 PM Nice way to make a living £2 million for 30 minutes :oYou don't think he actually works for 30 minutes and goes home, do you? I agree that £2 million is an extortionate amount to pay someone, but he's good at what he does and therefore deserves to get what he asks for.

Well, it actually depends on how much the network is making off the show too.

Kelsy might be getting 2 mil, but how much does the show make every half an hour?


Anyway, I liked Angel and Buffy too. I never saw Firefly... or heard of it before today.

This reminds me of the Hercules and Zena series...

This reminds me of the Hercules and Zena series...

Xena...

Sorry to hear Angel is leaving, but after this years episodes, I have been very disappointed. I liked the show better when they were all at the hotel. The only good I have saw of this season is when Cordelia Chase came back (so to speak) she was a ghost after all. Or was She?
This next episode of Angel, he becomes a hand PUPPET! It must be the Seasame Street episode.

Thankfully we have the two upcoming Farscape TV movies to look forward to.

Speak for yourself.

Figures it would get canceled shortly after my wife got me interested in the show. Drat!

Xena...



My bad.

ohhh now I got the wincusto browser icon! SWEET!!!

This next episode of Angel, he becomes a hand PUPPET!

He's a politician?????

/me has no idea how that Angel stayed on the air at all, Buffy is he exception though.

Hmm well actually I found Angel quite interesting when he was originally on Buffy but when he went off on his own adventures on his own show I lost interest quickly...

plus those green friendly monsters w/ warts on their noses and stuff? what was that about?

Guest character which stayed on so long that he finally got mentioned on the intro.

I wish they'd stop those goddamn reruns and finish the season they so abruptly ended for that @#$% "summer break".

Bytheway, ever noticed how similar some of the characters in Buffy and Angel are?